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TOZ wrote:
pusillanimous puker wrote:


Who cares?
The Shadow cares!

I thought the Shadow knows?


I care!


Smurfin' along, singing a song...

Grand Lodge

Cartigan wrote:
TOZ wrote:
pusillanimous puker wrote:


Who cares?
The Shadow cares!
I thought the Shadow knows?

AND cares. What's the use of knowing if you don't care?


the Smurfoz wrote:
Smurfin' along, singing a song...

I smurfing hate songs.


What is your reason for hating songs?

Smurf is not a reason.

Owner - House of Books and Games LLC

TriOmegaZero wrote:
Cartigan wrote:
TOZ wrote:
pusillanimous puker wrote:


Who cares?
The Shadow cares!
I thought the Shadow knows?
AND cares. What's the use of knowing if you don't care?

Okay, so we know the Shadow cares.

But do we care that the Shadow knows?

Then again, I'm not even sure I know whether I care, so who cares whether we know whether the Shadow cares?


The ONLY reason can be smurf.

Grand Lodge

gbonehead wrote:
TriOmegaZero wrote:
Cartigan wrote:
TOZ wrote:
pusillanimous puker wrote:


Who cares?
The Shadow cares!
I thought the Shadow knows?
AND cares. What's the use of knowing if you don't care?

Okay, so we know the Shadow cares.

But do we care that the Shadow knows?

Then again, I'm not even sure I know whether I care, so who cares whether we know whether the Shadow cares?

I care because I know I care. *chases tail*


No, no:

Smurf is the word...


pusillanimous puker wrote:
Does 4e need such PR championing and defense lawyers?

It seems to. The question is why?


gbonehead wrote:
TriOmegaZero wrote:
Cartigan wrote:
TOZ wrote:
pusillanimous puker wrote:


Who cares?
The Shadow cares!
I thought the Shadow knows?
AND cares. What's the use of knowing if you don't care?

Okay, so we know the Shadow cares.

But do we care that the Shadow knows?

Then again, I'm not even sure I know whether I care, so who cares whether we know whether the Shadow cares?

You make my face hurt.


Luke Skywalker wrote:
I care!

Who are you?


Smurfurion wrote:

No, no:

Smurf is the word...

Smurf smurf smurf....just doesn't smurf right...


LilithsThrall wrote:
pusillanimous puker wrote:
Does 4e need such PR championing and defense lawyers?
It seems to. The question is why?

The answer is rhetorical given the question's source.


Princess Leia wrote:
Luke Skywalker wrote:
I care!
Who are you?

I'm Luke Skywalker, I'm here to rescue 4-- I mean, you.


We are so smurfing off topic I don't know what to do.


Luke Skywalker wrote:
Princess Leia wrote:
Luke Skywalker wrote:
I care!
Who are you?
I'm Luke Skywalker, I'm here to rescue 4-- I mean, you.

This is not the topic you are looking for. [/Jedi mind trick]


Luke Skywalker wrote:
Princess Leia wrote:
Luke Skywalker wrote:
I care!
Who are you?
I'm Luke Skywalker, I'm here to rescue 4-- I mean, you.

Okay, but if you ask me to kiss you for luck, I'm calling DCF.


wraithstrike wrote:
We are so smurfing off topic I don't know what to do.

You're off-topic. I'm perfectly on-topic.

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wraithstrike wrote:
We are so smurfing off topic I don't know what to do.

I guess we lose 5 SAN and move on :)

EDIT: Or would that be 5 SMURF?


We can smurf if we want to
We can leave your friends behind
'Cause your friends don't smurf and if they don't smurf
Well they're, no friends of mine

Say, we can go where we want to
A place where they will never find
And we can act like we come from out of this world
Leave the real one far behind

And we can smurf, "smurfz"

We can go when we want to
Night is young and so am I
And we can dress real neat from our hats to our feet
And surprise them with a victory cry

Say, we can act if we want to
If we don't nobody will
And you can act real rude and totally removed
And I can act like an imbecile

And say

We can smurf, we can smurf
Everything's out of control
We can smurf, we can smurf
We're doing it from pole to pole

We can smurf, we can smurf
Everybody look at your hands
We can smurf, we can smurf
Everybody's taking the chance

its a Smurfty dance
Oh well its smurf to dance
Yes it smurf to dance

We can smurf if we want to
We've got all your life and mine
As long as we abuse it, never going to lose it
Everything will work out right

I say, We can smurf if we want to
We can leave your friends behind
'Cause your friends don't smurf, and if they don't smurf
Well they're no friends of mine

I say, We can smurf, we can smurf
Everything's out of control
We can smurf, we can smurf
We're doing it from pole to pole

We can smurf, we can smurf
Everybody look at your hands
We can smurf, we can smurf
Everybody's taking the chance

Well it's smurf to dance
Yes it's smurf to dance
Well it's smurf to dance
Well it's smurf to dance
Yes it's smurf to dance
Well it's smurf to dance
Well it's smurf to dance

It's a Smurfty Dance
Well it's a Smurfty Dance
Oh it's a Smurfty Dance
Oh it's a Smurfty Dance
Well it's a Smurfty Dance


the Smurfoz wrote:
wraithstrike wrote:
We are so smurfing off topic I don't know what to do.
You're off-topic. I'm perfectly on-topic.

The smurf you are. Don't try to mind-trick me. That power is reserved for Jedis.


Cartigan wrote:
LilithsThrall wrote:
pusillanimous puker wrote:
Does 4e need such PR championing and defense lawyers?
It seems to. The question is why?
The answer is rhetorical given the question's source.

I used to get upset that the 4e thought police would come out when someone said they didn't like 4e. I mean, not everyone likes everything. There's plenty of room for people who like chocolate and people who like strawberry. But the 4e thought police don't think so. They not only insist that "not liking it" isn't sufficient reason, but they'll insinuate that anybody who says otherwise has no legitimate point.

Like I said, I used to get upset that the 4e thought police would come out when someone said they didn't like 4e.

Now, I still say "I don't like 4e" because I don't like 4e. But when the 4e thought police can't help themselves, I've decided to no longer get upset.

It's funny.


wraithstrike wrote:
the Smurfoz wrote:
wraithstrike wrote:
We are so smurfing off topic I don't know what to do.
You're off-topic. I'm perfectly on-topic.
The smurf you are. Don't try to mind-trick me. That power is reserved for Jedis.

Don't need no smurfing Jedis to mind trick you, my smurf.

Grand Lodge

LilithsThrall wrote:

Now, I still say "I don't like 4e" because I don't like 4e. But when the 4e thought police can't help themselves, I've decided to no longer get upset.

It's funny.

Here's to not liking 4E. We've got some things we can agree on at least.

Owner - House of Books and Games LLC

LilithsThrall wrote:

I used to get upset that the 4e thought police would come out when someone said they didn't like 4e. I mean, not everyone likes everything. There's plenty of room for people who like chocolate and people who like strawberry. But the 4e thought police don't think so. They not only insist that "not liking it" isn't sufficient reason, but they'll insinuate that anybody who says otherwise has no legitimate point.

Like I said, I used to get upset that the 4e thought police would come out when someone said they didn't like 4e.

Now, I still say "I don't like 4e" because I don't like 4e. But when the 4e thought police can't help themselves, I've decided to no longer get upset.

I used to actively dislike 4e. In fact, I was very upset when WoTC [tried to] cut the legs out from under 3.5e.

I've gotten used to it, and while I don't like it as much as 3.5e, I don't dislike it any more. In fact, I think there's a few ways in which it's better. Not many, but they're out there. And given the way my living campaign group runs games, it really doesn't matter 4e vs. 3.5e.

I still feel, for the most part, like I'm trying to draw with crayons when I'm writing a 4e event (I might be drawing with 400 billion different colored crayons, but they're still crayons), but I've gotten used to how it works and we have fun at the cons.

At home, however, 3.5e it is.


TriOmegaZero wrote:
LilithsThrall wrote:

Now, I still say "I don't like 4e" because I don't like 4e. But when the 4e thought police can't help themselves, I've decided to no longer get upset.

It's funny.

Here's to not liking 4E. We've got some things we can agree on at least.

It's OK to not like something, it's OK to tell someone that, I do it all the time! It's not OK to attack someone for this.


TriOmegaZero wrote:
LilithsThrall wrote:

Now, I still say "I don't like 4e" because I don't like 4e. But when the 4e thought police can't help themselves, I've decided to no longer get upset.

It's funny.

Here's to not liking 4E. We've got some things we can agree on at least.

Okay, that's it....we're done.

(psst...I think we lost the OP about SIX PAGES AGO!)


Gee, I wonder what made him/her uncomfortable? I don't know why we can't just leave people alone and deal with the topic people want to discuss.

Is it so hard to either ignore what someone dislikes, or say, "Well, as someone who likes X..." if one really feels the need and then direct to the topic instead of the person we disagree with?


LilithsThrall wrote:
That's not why I'm angry with 4e. I'm angry with 4e for much the same reason I'd be angry with Sesame Street turning Big Bird into a mutant menace out to suck children's brains. They've got a right to do that and they've got a right to still call it "Sesame Street", but why?

Whether you agree with them or not, they had reasons for the changes they made. And, again, whether you agree with them or not, a lot of people do agree with them, in much the same way there are people out there who agree with the decisions behind Pathfinder.

And let's please ditch the "thought police" language, especially when you choose to apply it in broad strokes. If someone is behaving poorly, call them out on it, but leave it at that. That's marginalizing language that ignores the fact that you put your opinion there out for everyone to read. You can't expect it to go without comment. And let's not delve into analyzing why 4e players feel the need to defend their game of choice - the logical next step there is to start asking why Pathfinder players feel the need to slam a game they really don't have anything to do with, and that's not a pretty path to walk down for either "side".

I liked this thread when it was about Pathfinder - it's encouraged me to at least give the game a shot if I have the opportunity to play in a local PFRPG game. How about we move it back in that direction, hm?


Scott Betts wrote:
I liked this thread when it was about Pathfinder - it's encouraged me to at least give the game a shot if I have the opportunity to play in a local PFRPG game. How about we move it back in that direction, hm?

....He's dead Jim....


LilithsThrall wrote:
Cartigan wrote:
LilithsThrall wrote:
pusillanimous puker wrote:
Does 4e need such PR championing and defense lawyers?
It seems to. The question is why?
The answer is rhetorical given the question's source.

I used to get upset that the 4e thought police would come out when someone said they didn't like 4e. I mean, not everyone likes everything. There's plenty of room for people who like chocolate and people who like strawberry. But the 4e thought police don't think so. They not only insist that "not liking it" isn't sufficient reason, but they'll insinuate that anybody who says otherwise has no legitimate point.

Like I said, I used to get upset that the 4e thought police would come out when someone said they didn't like 4e.

Now, I still say "I don't like 4e" because I don't like 4e. But when the 4e thought police can't help themselves, I've decided to no longer get upset.

It's funny.

"I don't like 4e" != "4E is like big bird consuming children's brains"


Scott Betts wrote:
LilithsThrall wrote:
That's not why I'm angry with 4e. I'm angry with 4e for much the same reason I'd be angry with Sesame Street turning Big Bird into a mutant menace out to suck children's brains. They've got a right to do that and they've got a right to still call it "Sesame Street", but why?

Whether you agree with them or not, they had reasons for the changes they made. And, again, whether you agree with them or not, a lot of people do agree with them, in much the same way there are people out there who agree with the decisions behind Pathfinder.

And let's please ditch the "thought police" language, especially when you choose to apply it in broad strokes. If someone is behaving poorly, call them out on it, but leave it at that. That's marginalizing language that ignores the fact that you put your opinion there out for everyone to read. You can't expect it to go without comment. And let's not delve into analyzing why 4e players feel the need to defend their game of choice - the logical next step there is to start asking why Pathfinder players feel the need to slam a game they really don't have anything to do with, and that's not a pretty path to walk down for either "side".

I liked this thread when it was about Pathfinder - it's encouraged me to at least give the game a shot if I have the opportunity to play in a local PFRPG game. How about we move it back in that direction, hm?

Scott, I don't apply "thought police" in broad strokes. I apply it to mean people who respond the way Cartigan does to people who say "I don't like 4e". If you like 4e, I've got no gripe with you. I hope you have fun playing it. We won't be playing at the same table, but that's no reason we can't be friends.

And I'm sure that if Sesame Street turned Big Bird into a mutant brain sucking menace, there'd be people who like it and they might have reasons to make the change. That in no way should be taken as a reason why I should like it.


You did not say you don't like 4E.

What you said is this

Quote:
And I'm sure that if Sesame Street turned Big Bird into a mutant brain sucking menace, there'd be people who like it and they might have reasons to make the change.

Repeatedly. You are not saying "I don't like 4e," you are brutally attacking and insulting the game for admittedly no reason.


Cartigan wrote:

You did not say you don't like 4E.

What you said is this

Quote:
And I'm sure that if Sesame Street turned Big Bird into a mutant brain sucking menace, there'd be people who like it and they might have reasons to make the change.
Repeatedly. You are not saying "I don't like 4e," you are brutally attacking and insulting the game for admittedly no reason.

You're funny


Cartigan wrote:

You did not say you don't like 4E.

What you said is this

Quote:
And I'm sure that if Sesame Street turned Big Bird into a mutant brain sucking menace, there'd be people who like it and they might have reasons to make the change.
Repeatedly. You are not saying "I don't like 4e," you are brutally attacking and insulting the game for admittedly no reason.

Is this needless hectoring going anywhere?

I understood him to say that he doesn't like 4e for the same basic reason he would dislike Sesame Street if they made Big Bird a brain-sucking mutant. It's not a particular change he would appreciate - as he doesn't appreciate the particular changes in 4e.


Bill Dunn wrote:


I understood him to say that he doesn't like 4e for the same basic reason he would dislike Sesame Street if they made Big Bird a brain-sucking mutant. It's not a particular change he would appreciate - as he doesn't appreciate the particular changes in 4e.

That is a needlessly inflammatory statement to express his impression of the game. If they are surprised that it has managed to catch the forest on fire, they are the only one.

Liberty's Edge

TriOmegaZero wrote:
LilithsThrall wrote:

Now, I still say "I don't like 4e" because I don't like 4e. But when the 4e thought police can't help themselves, I've decided to no longer get upset.

It's funny.

Here's to not liking 4E. We've got some things we can agree on at least.

You didn't get Kirth's e-mail? We're switching from heavily houseruled Pathfinder to heavily houseruled 4e. His 3000+ page tome of new rules will be posted soon.

;)

Liberty's Edge

Pathfinder Pathfinder Accessories Subscriber; Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber
houstonderek wrote:
TriOmegaZero wrote:
LilithsThrall wrote:

Now, I still say "I don't like 4e" because I don't like 4e. But when the 4e thought police can't help themselves, I've decided to no longer get upset.

It's funny.

Here's to not liking 4E. We've got some things we can agree on at least.

You didn't get Kirth's e-mail? We're switching from heavily houseruled Pathfinder to heavily houseruled 4e. His 3000+ page tome of new rules will be posted soon.

;)

Only 3000? Is he going rules light this time?

Liberty's Edge

Paul Watson wrote:
houstonderek wrote:
TriOmegaZero wrote:
LilithsThrall wrote:

Now, I still say "I don't like 4e" because I don't like 4e. But when the 4e thought police can't help themselves, I've decided to no longer get upset.

It's funny.

Here's to not liking 4E. We've got some things we can agree on at least.

You didn't get Kirth's e-mail? We're switching from heavily houseruled Pathfinder to heavily houseruled 4e. His 3000+ page tome of new rules will be posted soon.

;)

Only 3000? Is he going rules light this time?

He has to, three of our players developed back problems from toting the last housrerules tome.

They don't make enough muscle relaxers to solve that problem.

And, Kirth, just in case you're reading:

Spoiler:
When you gonna un-nerf all them spells for me? Fiachra wants to take glitterdust...


You missed the design goal of the 1st 3,000 page tome, which provides base classes so flexible that they supercede the need for 1e, 2e, 3e, Pathfinder, AND 4e.

As far as spells go... are you volunteering? Because spells would be, you know, another 26,000 pages or so...

Grand Lodge

houstonderek wrote:

You didn't get Kirth's e-mail? We're switching from heavily houseruled Pathfinder to heavily houseruled 4e. His 3000+ page tome of new rules will be posted soon.

;)

I'm sorry, I must have missed it. I've been so busy building my shortrange ICBM to nuke Houston from the comfort of my own home. >:)


I don't play Pathfinder for the same reason I don't watch snuff films and torture porn.

Spoiler:
Just screwing with people. ;)


pres man wrote:

I don't play Pathfinder for the same reason I don't watch snuff films and torture porn.

** spoiler omitted **

You don't watch snuff films and torture porn?

Liberty's Edge

Kirth Gersen wrote:

You missed the design goal of the 1st 3,000 page tome, which provides base classes so flexible that they supercede the need for 1e, 2e, 3e, Pathfinder, AND 4e.

As far as spells go... are you volunteering? Because spells would be, you know, another 26,000 pages or so...

I'm flexibly building a rogue who will eventually be able to kill with a glance, c'mon now, you KNOW I'm digging Cadogan very much :)

I'll get on the spells soon enough, just trying to figure out how to slip the relevant 1e sections from the PHB and UA into a binder while making it look like I did something...

Liberty's Edge

Pathfinder Pathfinder Accessories Subscriber; Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber
pres man wrote:

I don't play Pathfinder for the same reason I don't watch snuff films and torture porn.

** spoiler omitted **

You torture porn?


pres man wrote:

I don't play Pathfinder for the same reason I don't watch snuff films and torture porn.

** spoiler omitted **

That was supposed to be a punchline.


LilithsThrall wrote:
pres man wrote:

I don't play Pathfinder for the same reason I don't watch snuff films and torture porn.

** spoiler omitted **

You don't watch snuff films and torture porn?

I know, it is a bit of a shock for someone like me to be on this site without those interests, right? ;)

Paul Watson wrote:
pres man wrote:


I don't play Pathfinder for the same reason I don't watch snuff films and torture porn.

** spoiler omitted **

You torture porn?

I might, but I don't do it while watching snuff films. ;)

But no I don't torture porn, that would be wrong, since that is what the internet is for. I care for it and treat it nicely, bring it a glass of water when it is thirsty. Love porn, never torture it.


Cartigan wrote:
pres man wrote:

I don't play Pathfinder for the same reason I don't watch snuff films and torture porn.

** spoiler omitted **

That was supposed to be a punchline.

I thought it was "a needlessly inflammatory statement to express his impression of the game. If they are surprised that it has managed to catch the forest on fire, they are the only one."

Oh, no, wait. It was a punchline.

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